Intune Suite add-on capabilities Capability Standalone add-on Intune Plan 2 Intune Suite Advanced endpoint analytics ✔️ Endpoint Privilege Management ✔️ ✔️ Microsoft Tunnel for Mobile Application Management ✔️ ✔️ Remote help ✔️ ✔️ Specialized devices management ✔️ ✔️ Use Intune Suite add-on capabilities – Microsoft Intune | Microsoft Learn .
Organizational messages generally available May 31st! Reach users more effectively: organizational messages in Windows – Microsoft Community Hub Windows driver and firmware managrment Coming soon to Intune: Windows driver and firmware updates – Microsoft Community Hub Preview Available: June 2023 Rollout Start: November 2023 advanced app management and patching Keep apps secure and updated with advanced app management and patching – Microsoft
2304: Local Administrator Password Solution: What’s new in Microsoft Intune – 2304 (April) edition – Microsoft Community Hub 2303: Devices Overview: Get an up-to-date, at-a-glance view of actionable information for your devices and a faster path to finding all the information you need on your device management journey. Update to Windows Autopilot pre-provisioning process for app installs – Microsoft Community
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Make it possible for all users: Decision: Self service or automated: Element Self-service setup Windows Autopilot Bulk enrollment Require user interaction to set up Yes Yes No Require IT effort No Yes Yes Applicable flows OOBE & Settings OOBE only OOBE only Local admin rights to primary user Yes, by default Configurable No Require device OEM support No Yes No
some general usefull things around autopilot
with this simple Powershell commands you can get a (nearly) complete summaraize of you Azure-Tenant
This PowerShell script adapts functionality from the Modern Workplace Concierge and documents your Conditional Access Policies. The script exports all the data as a csv file which can be pretty formatted as excel workbook. Script is saved to the user’s default script lcoation: “C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Scripts” Afterwards: Excel gimmicks The following steps might help you to format the documentation.
here I have summarized all tools that are used to automatically document conditiona access policies with this very cool tool you can automatically create a Powerpoint-Mindmap of all your CA-Policies
here I found a very cool tool to do all the things you can’t achive in the WebIntune-Frontend. You can use it with Powershell Code or easily with a nice UI. It is very userfull to copy things from one tenant to another or just to compare tenant settings by exporting a csv which you can use in Excel GitHub
